Chronicles the first modern ethnomycological and historically documented look at certain species of fungi and their past and present use as a source of healing, both body and mind as in ancient primitive archaic rituals; and also as an aphrodisiac.Modern day use of these fungi originating from seven personal documented exchanges of communication between author John Allen and Sasha Shulgin, and Jochen Gartz that describe&151;in detail and photographs&151;the effects of both the ludible use of psilocybian fungi throughout the ages to produce intense sexual euphoric unions. Other families of fungi that produce similar effects but contain different chemicals can result in timeless hours of pure orgasmic pleasure.The aphrodisiac effects of mushrooms were first reported around the time of the conquest of Nueva Espa&241;ntilde;a. Francisco Flores, Diego Duran and Bernardo de Sahag&250;uacute;n described mushrooms used by Aztecs priests and their followers to produce &147;provoked lust.